German court sanctions Sept 18 election date

Germany’s highest court today ruled that federal elections can go ahead as planned on September 18, dismissing complaints against the early vote from two politicians.

Germany’s highest court today ruled that federal elections can go ahead as planned on September 18, dismissing complaints against the early vote from two politicians.

The Federal Constitutional Court’s decision removed the final obstacle to Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder’s drive to hold elections a year ahead of schedule.

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